Recent polls in Chile indicate a decline in President José Antonio Kast's approval ratings. The primary driver of this shift appears to be growing dissatisfaction with the nation’s economic performance. Voters who previously supported Kast are now expressing concerns about the weakening economy. This dissatisfaction is reflected in a 1% increase in disapproval ratings for the president. The data suggests that economic issues are overshadowing other political considerations for Chilean voters. This trend poses a challenge to Kast's administration as it navigates current economic difficulties and attempts to regain public confidence. The polls signal a potential shift in the political landscape as financial worries take center stage.